Sure, here are the answers to the New York Times crossword puzzle for August 27, 2023:
Across
Noon, in France: MIDI
"Good Times" and "Happy Days," e.g.: SITCOMS
Trees whose berries flavor gin: JUNIPERS
Thick soup noodle: UDON
Kind of nerve that runs through the leg: SCIATIC
Clearing: OPEN AREA
This puzzle has 21 of them: ROWS
Entitle?: NICHOLAS NICKLEBY
ANNUS horribilis (1992, per Queen Elizabeth): ANNUS
Unconventional protagonist: NONHERO
Snoopy grp.: CIA
Disreputable sorts: LOWLIFES
Seasickness?: COMMON COLD
Hash ingredients, informally: TATERS
Neighbor of Georgia: ARMENIA
Sport with two diacritics in its name: EPEE
Record holder: REGISTRAR
Russian legislature: DUMA
Catch some rays: TAN
Topped, as Tupperware: LIDDED
Omission?: OFFICIAL ORDERS
Like this clue's number: ODD
Occurs to, with "on": DAWNS
Big UPS (props): UPS
Craft project with rubber bands: TIE-DYE
Bumbler: CLOD
The "Y" of JPY: YEN
Start of some praise: ATTA
Lay one's cards on the table?: DEAL
Pelvic exercise: KEGEL
Befriend?: BEST BUDDY
Hanukkah pancake: LATKE
200 in the Indianapolis 500: LAPS
Door latch: HASP
It might be pulled in a secret signal: EAR
19th-century adversary of an 18-Down: YANK
Child of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle: ARCHIE
Suffer: AIL
Phil Dunphy of "Modern Family," for one: TV DAD
Second picture in an alphabet book, maybe: BEE
Gee whiz?: GALILEO GALILEI
Rang: PEALED
"Ada Twist, Scientist" (hit children's book): ADA
Designer Gucci: ALDO
Idly amuses oneself: KILLS TIME
Some unnamed addressees: SIRS
Ultimately be fine: END WELL
Puts forward: POSITS
Peashooter?: POOL PLAYER
Their sales spike in December: FIR TREES
Last installment of "The Godfather" (for now): III
Decorate again: RE-ADORN
Because: SINCE
Embosses?: MIDDLE MANAGEMENT
Chew: GNAW
Without letup: UNABATED
Like tires: TREADED
Last-minute cry at a surprise party: HIDE
Exponentially: MANYFOLD
"Egad!": HORRORS
Title that shares etymology with "kaiser": TSAR
Down
Finish coloring, as a tattoo: INKIN
Versailles, for one: PALACE
Before, once: ERE
19th-century adversary of an 80-Across: REB
Perhaps: SAY
Pronto: SOON
Blockaded, militarily: SIEGED
When "I'm in love," in a 1992 hit by the Cure: FRIDAY
Protagonist of a touching story?: MIDAS
Rough up: MAUL
Got off the fence: OPTED
Pioneer in psychedelics: LEARY
Like flourless cake: DENSE
Canine calls: ARFS
Battle of Britain grp.: RAF
Picture of good health, one hopes?: MRI
Megagram: TONNE
Speck: MOTE
Popular typeface: ARIAL
Car key button: LOCK
Not up to much: IDLE
Funny sort: CUTUP
Surface alternative: IPAD
Wait: DELAY
Some haunted house decorations: WEBS
Home of India's National Museum: DELHI
To the slightest degree: AT ALL
"Miracle Workers" cable channel: TBS
Pair: DYAD
Ali who retired undefeated: LAILA
Like most Iranians: SHIA
Hell of a guy?: DEVIL
Tee-ball game?: TABLE TENNIS
Common site for a scrape: KNEE
Scraped (out): EKED
Certain spa treatment: PEEL
Blue, Charlie, Delta or Echo in "Jurassic World": RAPTOR
Speechless with shock: AGASP
Word with station or silence: RADIO
"Of course," in Spanish: CLARO
"The thrill of victory … and the ___ of defeat" ("Wide World of Sports" catchphrase): AGONY
Unintended signal: TELL
Thomas Paine and Thomas Jefferson, for two: DEISTS
Ancient theaters: ODEA
Politician with a famous "like" button?: IKE
Part of some rappers' names: LIL
"Eh? Eh?" [nudge, nudge] : AMIRIGHT
Way to get ahead in Life?: SPINNER
Came and went unnoticed: SLID BY
Laura of "Big Little Lies": DERN
December door décor: WREATH
Singer Jon with the 1992 hit "Just Another Day": SECADA
Rice dish simmered in broth: PILAF
Deceive: LIETO
Pipe down?: SEWER
Farm-related prefix: AGRO
Animal on a road sign: DEER
First name in neo-Marxism?: OMAR
Keep ___: MUM
___ moment: INA
Savage of "Savage Love": DAN
Name of two Spice Girls: MEL
Throw in: ADD
QB's stat: TDS
I hope this helps!
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